PI: Dina Mendonça (email: md@fcsh.unl.pt)
Co-PI: Magda Costa Carvalho (email: magda.ep.teixeira@uac.pt)
Grant number: PTDC/FER-FIL/29906/2017
Duration: 36 months
Funding agency: Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia
Budget: 219.485,22 EUR
Project's description:
The project develops research in the field of Ethics in Philosophy for Children showing how the philosophical field greatly contributes to ethical development of citizens because the methodology enables growth in argumentative skills by promoting critical thinking embedded in an ethical dimension.
Members of the project:
Call for abstracts
ArgLab Research Colloquium |
ArgLab Research Colloquium | Pragmatics and argumentation: theoretical and experimental…
ArgLab Research Colloquium | "Argumentation as a board game: how…
ArgLab Research Colloquium | “Fallacies of Meta-Argumentation”
Modesto Gómez-Alonso
Zoom Workshop
ArgLab Research Colloquium | Argumentation schemes put to a test:…
ArgLab Research Colloquium | Generics and Metalinguistic Negotiation
Lisbon Mind & Reasoning RIP Seminar | The Untold Story…
Zoom Workshop
Lisbon Mind & Reasoning RIP Seminar | Why the Situated…
ArgLab Research Colloquium | Friendly Sensorimotor Generalists
Lisbon Mind & Reasoning RIP Seminar | Transparency in Extended…
ArgLab Research Colloquium | Dehumanization and the Question of Animals
ArgLab Research Colloquium | Pragmatic functions of gesture on different…
ArgLab Research Colloquium | The role of trust in argumentation
ERB Masterclass 2020
Lisbon Mind & Reasoning RIP Seminar | A situated approach…
ArgLab Research Colloquium | Philosophy for Children and the Socratic…
Lisbon Mind & Reasoning RIP Seminar | The Structure of…
THE INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON THE DISCURSIVE MANAGEMENT OF POLITICAL DISAGREEMENT
Lisbon Mind & Reasoning RIP Seminar | Interpersonal communication and…
ArgLab Research Colloquium | Conceptual Engineering: Under our Control?
ArgLab Research Colloquium | "Discursive depoliticisation: From argumentation to explanation"
Lisbon Mind & Reasoning RIP Seminar | Wittgenstein, Buddhism, and…
ArgLab Research Colloquium | "More than words: Worldmaking and stancetaking…